Manuel Herrera is a research fellow in the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI)’s Multilateralism and Global governance programme, where he co-manages the Institute's activities within the EU Non-proliferation and Disarmament Consortium (EUNPDC) and conducts research activities in the field of nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament. He holds a master's degree in International Security from the Institute of International Studies of Barcelona (IBEI) and a PhD from the King Juan Carlos University of Madrid in the Social and Legal Sciences programme, research line of Public International Law and International Relations.

• Part I: Historical and Political ContextChapter 1. The History of Nuclear Programmes and Non-proliferation in EuropeChapter 2. The Institutional Set-up of the European Union’s Nuclear Non-proliferation Policy: The EU as a Normative PowerPart II: EU Action in the Nuclear Non-proliferation RegimeChapter 3. The EU and the NPT Review ConferencesChapter 4. The EU, Export Controls, and the Nuclear Suppliers GroupChapter 5. The EU’s Assistance for Peaceful Uses of Nuclear EnergyChapter 6. The EU and Nuclear DisarmamentPart III: The EU in the Face of Proliferation CrisesChapter 7. The EU and Iran’s Nuclear ProgrammeChapter 8. The EU and India’s Nuclear ProgrammeConclusion

Manuel Herrera is a research fellow in the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI)’s Multilateralism and Global governance programme, where he co-manages the Institute's activities within the EU Non-proliferation and Disarmament Consortium (EUNPDC) and conducts research activities in the field of nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament. He holds a master's degree in International Security from the Institute of International Studies of Barcelona (IBEI) and a PhD from the King Juan Carlos University of Madrid in the Social and Legal Sciences programme, research line of Public International Law and International Relations.

• Part I: Historical and Political ContextChapter 1. The History of Nuclear Programmes and Non-proliferation in EuropeChapter 2. The Institutional Set-up of the European Union’s Nuclear Non-proliferation Policy: The EU as a Normative PowerPart II: EU Action in the Nuclear Non-proliferation RegimeChapter 3. The EU and the NPT Review ConferencesChapter 4. The EU, Export Controls, and the Nuclear Suppliers GroupChapter 5. The EU’s Assistance for Peaceful Uses of Nuclear EnergyChapter 6. The EU and Nuclear DisarmamentPart III: The EU in the Face of Proliferation CrisesChapter 7. The EU and Iran’s Nuclear ProgrammeChapter 8. The EU and India’s Nuclear ProgrammeConclusion

Manuel Herrera is a research fellow in the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI)’s Multilateralism and Global governance programme, where he co-manages the Institute's activities within the EU Non-proliferation and Disarmament Consortium (EUNPDC) and conducts research activities in the field of nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament. He holds a master's degree in International Security from the Institute of International Studies of Barcelona (IBEI) and a PhD from the King Juan Carlos University of Madrid in the Social and Legal Sciences programme, research line of Public International Law and International Relations.

• Part I: Historical and Political ContextChapter 1. The History of Nuclear Programmes and Non-proliferation in EuropeChapter 2. The Institutional Set-up of the European Union’s Nuclear Non-proliferation Policy: The EU as a Normative PowerPart II: EU Action in the Nuclear Non-proliferation RegimeChapter 3. The EU and the NPT Review ConferencesChapter 4. The EU, Export Controls, and the Nuclear Suppliers GroupChapter 5. The EU’s Assistance for Peaceful Uses of Nuclear EnergyChapter 6. The EU and Nuclear DisarmamentPart III: The EU in the Face of Proliferation CrisesChapter 7. The EU and Iran’s Nuclear ProgrammeChapter 8. The EU and India’s Nuclear ProgrammeConclusion